David Huson's Outputs (35)

Patent for 3D ceramic material (2011)
Patent

Based on a broad programme of research undertaken by Professor Stephen Hoskins and Mr David Huson, which led to the award of several AHRC-funded research projects ('The Fabrication of Three Dimensional Art and Craft Artefacts through Virtual Digital... Read More about Patent for 3D ceramic material.

The digital physical artefact: A case study for digital engagement in the creative industries (2011)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

For the last five years the research team at the Centre for Fine Print Research have concentrated on the interface between creative design and mass market technologies. The research developed from a three-year AHRC project ‘The Fabrication of Art and... Read More about The digital physical artefact: A case study for digital engagement in the creative industries.

3D printing in colour: technical evaluation and creative applications (2011)
Book Chapter

In this paper we report on an ongoing interdisciplinary investigation into the capabilities of colour 3D printing technologies, and present examples of the application of these technologies within art and design practice. The paper demonstrates that... Read More about 3D printing in colour: technical evaluation and creative applications.

3D printing and colour: A multidisciplinary investigation (2011)
Book Chapter

We present ongoing research undertaken within the Centre for Fine Print Research at the University of the West of England, which aims to investigate and exploit new 3D printing and fabrication technologies within the context of the Fine and Applied A... Read More about 3D printing and colour: A multidisciplinary investigation.

3D printing of ceramics for design concept modeling (2011)
Book Chapter

A peer-reviewed conference paper given at the 3D Printing and Prototyping panel at the Digital Fabrication 2011 Conference, NIP 27, 27th International Conference on Digital Printing Technologies.

David Huson and colleagues at the Centre for Fine P... Read More about 3D printing of ceramics for design concept modeling.

Edible 3D Printing (2011)
Book Chapter

A peer-reviewed conference paper given at the 3D Printing and Prototyping panel at the Digital Fabrication 2011 Conference, NIP 27, 27th International Conference on Digital Printing Technologies.

The potential of 3D printing has been under technic... Read More about Edible 3D Printing.

The digital fabrication of ceramics by 3D powder printing (2010)
Journal Article

David Huson and colleagues at the Centre for Fine Print Research in the School of Creative Arts at the University of the West of England have recently successfully completed a three-year Arts and Humanities Research Council funded project into the us... Read More about The digital fabrication of ceramics by 3D powder printing.

Further developments in the digital fabrication of ceramic artworks (2009)
Book Chapter

Presented as a conference paper in NIP25: International Conference on Digital Printing Technologies and Digital Fabrication, September 2009, Louisville, Kentucky, USA. David Huson and colleagues at the Centre for Fine Print Research in the School of... Read More about Further developments in the digital fabrication of ceramic artworks.

From 2D tiles to 3D printed ceramics: A journey through digital print (2009)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

The Centre for Fine Print Research, University of the West of England is involved in research into many forms of print related making - from 19C techniques to present day 3D digital technologies.

This presentation aims to reveal a progression of... Read More about From 2D tiles to 3D printed ceramics: A journey through digital print.

3D printing of bespoke ceramic artworks (2008)
Book Chapter

David Huson and colleagues at the Centre for Fine Print Research in the Faculty of Art, Media and Design at the University of the West of England are conducting a three-year AHRC funded research project into the use of Digital Fabrication techniques... Read More about 3D printing of bespoke ceramic artworks.

Specifying colour and maintaining colour accuracy for 3D printing (2008)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Advances in rapid prototyping technologies have led to the emergence of three-dimensional printers which can fabricate physical artefacts, including the application of surface colours. In light of these developments, this paper asserts that the need... Read More about Specifying colour and maintaining colour accuracy for 3D printing.

In search of the impossible ceramic object (2007)
Book Chapter

Presented as a conference paper at the IS&T International Conference on Digital Fabrication Technologies, 16-21 September 2007, Anchorage, Alaska. Developments in the area of Digital Fabrication and particularly 3D printing bring the intriguing prosp... Read More about In search of the impossible ceramic object.

Digital fabrication techniques in art/craft and designer/maker ceramics (2006)
Book Chapter

While the development of Rapid Prototyping and Digital Fabrication technologies has transformed the production of models and prototypes in the industrial ceramics world, the use of these techniques in Art/Craft and Designer/Maker ceramics has been mi... Read More about Digital fabrication techniques in art/craft and designer/maker ceramics.

Photo ceramic relief imaging (2005)
Book Chapter

The Photo Relief technique, developed at the turn of the 20th century, is one of the few methods of ceramic decoration able to reproduce a permanent fully continuous tone image on a ceramic surface by combining the use of varying glaze depths with a... Read More about Photo ceramic relief imaging.

Altered images - digital interpretations inspired by George Cartlidge's portrait tiles (2004)
Journal Article

Article on the collaboration between the Stoke City Museum & Art Gallery and the Centre for Fine Print Research at the University of the West of England to revive George Cartlidge's photographic tile process, resulting in an exhibition at the Stoke C... Read More about Altered images - digital interpretations inspired by George Cartlidge's portrait tiles.